Config45 - A Lever-Driven Vertical (Ergonomic) Remix of the HyperX Pulsefire Saga

Simply remixing the shells & buttons for a mouse built to be modular did not seem adequate to properly achieve an effective vertical (ergonomic) mouse form while maintaining function.

So, levers were used to decrease the force needed to actuate the switches while directing force into the hardware switches straight-on.

Printing

Print out one (1) of each component (use organic supports and mouse ear brims as needed)

Assembly

1. Insert “post R” & “post L” into the chassis

2. Attach “front shell” to the chassis (with the screws included with the original HyperX Pulsefire Saga Pro).

3. Attach “M1”, “M2”, & “M3” levers to the front shell.

4. Attach “FW” & “BW” levers to the back shell (Note: It is easy to get these two parts mixed up. The right edge of FW's button should be flush with the left edge of BW's button).

5. Attach “back shell" to the chassis.

Why a dedicated M3 (middle click)?

I lack the skill, knowledge, and time required to make a reliable way to transfer scrolling and middle clicking in a single mechanism.

In Blender, I use M3 for the click more than the scroll; so a dedicated middle click is more useful to me than a scroll wheel.

Elsewhere, scrolling is easily accomplished through autoscroll.

Thanks for checking out this model! 💜

Here is my other submission for the “Shape Your Saga: HyperX Mouse” contest:

Config360 - A Desktop Trackball Remix of the HyperX Pulsefire Saga